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Image processing in visual c++. Work with bmp images.

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    Jose Luis
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    Hi, firstly sorry for my English. Please, I need know how I can work with images (bmp mainly) in visual c++. I have to work with fingerprints to get its main features, so I have to do: image enhancement (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), minutiae extraction and fingerprint matching. My question is about how I can do the pixel operations (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), i.e., image processing, and how I can save, load and operate with the images in visual c++. Thanks a lot, Jose :confused: :((

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      Hi, firstly sorry for my English. Please, I need know how I can work with images (bmp mainly) in visual c++. I have to work with fingerprints to get its main features, so I have to do: image enhancement (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), minutiae extraction and fingerprint matching. My question is about how I can do the pixel operations (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), i.e., image processing, and how I can save, load and operate with the images in visual c++. Thanks a lot, Jose :confused: :((

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      l a u r e n
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      personnaly i would use a 3rd party library but if you feel so inclined (or have to) do it yourself there is a groovy book called "Digital Image Processing" by (christian please supply the author's name here) that should get you started :) --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots"

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        Hi, firstly sorry for my English. Please, I need know how I can work with images (bmp mainly) in visual c++. I have to work with fingerprints to get its main features, so I have to do: image enhancement (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), minutiae extraction and fingerprint matching. My question is about how I can do the pixel operations (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), i.e., image processing, and how I can save, load and operate with the images in visual c++. Thanks a lot, Jose :confused: :((

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        VC doesn't have any built in support for image processing. You're going to either have to find a 3rd party library to use (http://www.smalleranimals.com/isource.htm) or learn to read/write BMP files. Good luck. -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com

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          Hi, firstly sorry for my English. Please, I need know how I can work with images (bmp mainly) in visual c++. I have to work with fingerprints to get its main features, so I have to do: image enhancement (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), minutiae extraction and fingerprint matching. My question is about how I can do the pixel operations (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), i.e., image processing, and how I can save, load and operate with the images in visual c++. Thanks a lot, Jose :confused: :((

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          I use LeadTools (www.leadtools.com) which is a very thorough imaging library as well as being fast. The one drawback is that it is not the easiest library around.

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            Hi, firstly sorry for my English. Please, I need know how I can work with images (bmp mainly) in visual c++. I have to work with fingerprints to get its main features, so I have to do: image enhancement (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), minutiae extraction and fingerprint matching. My question is about how I can do the pixel operations (binarize, segmentation, ecualization, …), i.e., image processing, and how I can save, load and operate with the images in visual c++. Thanks a lot, Jose :confused: :((

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            Jose Luis
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            Firstly, thank you for your answers. Secondly I want to ask a thing more. Do you know where I can get the code o the algorithms (for vc++) of operations like binarize, equalization, segmentation, ... because I'm a little (well, a lot) lost. Thank you again. Jose Luis :confused:

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              Firstly, thank you for your answers. Secondly I want to ask a thing more. Do you know where I can get the code o the algorithms (for vc++) of operations like binarize, equalization, segmentation, ... because I'm a little (well, a lot) lost. Thank you again. Jose Luis :confused:

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              errrr ... that was the point of the answers i think ... i dont know where anyone is giving away such source code for free --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots"

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